I´ve been fascinated by the idea of using philosopher Ken Wilber‘s Integral model as a basis for psychographic text analysis for some years. I started out by reading his material and a couple of years ago I started working on text analysis models. The Integral model put together by Ken Wilber is often referred to … Read more
Language reflects thinking style (cat-o-graphic)
April 6th, 2011 | Posted by in Practical | Systemic | Yellow - (3 Comments)
I had a mail conversation with a highly intelligent person this morning about modelling. “you can´t model the interior” he said. I beg to differ. The challenge and great opportunity of our age is to model the interior based on signals in the exterior, such as language, behaviour and consumption patterns. “Good science” will have … Read more
A Holistics View of Communication
April 1st, 2011 | Posted by in Personal | Systemic | Yellow - (0 Comments)Whether you communicate professionally or personally there are four fundamental aspects to it. Any firm that claims to be full service needs to deliver on all four quadrants. It´s very rare for the same person to be proficient at all aspects and, as a team, it´s very rare that people that are naturals … Read more
Cute Philosopher Bears on the Internet
March 26th, 2011 | Posted by in Personal | Practical | Social | Systemic | Yellow - (4 Comments)
When you look upon the Internet through the eyes of philosopher Ken Wilber´s integral model (AQAL) you see that the inner “psychology” of the Internet is a perspective seldom discussed. These cute bears have a discussion about it and touches upon Google AI project, Kevin Kelly´s notion of the One Machine and Ray Kurzweil´s ideas … Read more
Evolution of Internet – and why Google drives it
October 24th, 2010 | Posted by in Systemic - (7 Comments)When you look upon the evolution of Internet it shows a striking resemblence with any evolutionary process, e.g. the evolution of human society. However, the Internet has evolved through different stages in an extremely short period of time in comparison to other evolutionary processes. Tweet
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